My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights in June 2005. I didn't get to write a review sooner due to time constraints but after a bad experience in another B&B, I felt compelled to share our experience at Casa de la Paz.

Pros:

1.) Nice location. Within walking distance to most attractions.
2.) We stayed at the Ponce de Leon room. The room was very nicely furnished and the closet was huge. The room was spacious, immaculate and the view was just simply the best!!!
3.) Ample supply of soft and fluffy towels which made a big difference!
4.) Ample supply of bathroom items and toiletries
5.) Delicious breakfasts served hot! Large servings, we never left the table hungry!
6.) Lots of beverages to choose from (bottled water, variety of sodas, etc.)
7.) Wines and homemade desserts
8.) Very comfortable bed with high quality sheets. Sleeping was definitely heaven!
9.) Cable TV, telephone, wireless internet
10.) Complimentary Parking
11.) Excellent Customer Service! Our room was kept immaculately clean everyday. George and Kathie Dann were always there to answer any questions and give suggestions (where to eat, directions, etc). At the same time, they were not intrusive so if we wanted to be left alone, it would have worked out too. :-)

Con:

1.) Shower was a bit small. Water temperature was hard to adjust but in the grand scheme of things, this is a very minor concern.

We enjoyed our stay and couldn't have asked for more. The next time we're in town, Casa de la Paz will surely be our B&B of choice.

We stayed in the third floor LA VISTA MANTANZAS room. I must say the jacuzzi tub and fireplace kept us very happy, climate control was exemplary and at our beckon desire. This B&B has a "Glassed-in" view of the bay next to everything, what a wonderful place to stay, within walking distance to shopping and eating at the very best establishments, and the open "train" transport for 3 days at a price of $52 for two. I STRONGLY recommend using the train transport or walking, streets are narrow and so many walkers and joggers making driving a chore, if not dangerous. The best LARGE WINDOW view of the bay is the PONCE DE LEON room which is HUGE and on the second floor, you'll need the blinds for privacy. A PRIVATE entrance room is the CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS on the second floor but the view isn't the best. We slept very well in the quality queen bed. We really enjoyed the wine tasting nightly, and watching the sunrise in the "glassed-in" sitting room in the mornings (facing east) while sipping coffee before breakfast. Horse drawn carriages are positioned right across the street from the Inn, designated by the municipality. The Inn keeper is very pleasant, a people person, and we saw HIM eating at the same restaurants that HE recommended, simply nice, cordial, and the best service. This is a very well maintained B&B with fountains and an outside sitting area. I've tried to be as honest an accurate as possible in my judgement of our stay, SHE is extremely happy which is so important to me.

My wife and I stayed at the Casa De La Paz for our 15th wedding anniversary in December and had a wonderful time. The new hosts were pleasant and made our stay very enjoyable. They arranged everything for our stay and were extremley cordial. The B&B is right in the middle of the Historic District and within walking distance of all the great restaurants and shops that St. Augustine is famous for. We look forward to our return visit.

The new owners took over the Inn in October. We visited in November. They are in their learning phase but were very pleasant and trying hard to please. Breakfast is served at 9:00, 2 courses and quite tasty. The windows in the room.....all 5 of them were painted shut. This left the bathroom lacking any ventilation. Being a person who loves open windows, especially in such a lovely setting, I was disappointed. Maybe the new owners will rectify this. The location is fine; lovely view of the bay and very close to the old fort. Good restaurants are a short walk.